The odds are against the BJP, bar hara-kiri by the Congress
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COVER STORY
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It is trying a mix of strategies but only a generous slice of luck can help the BJP retain Lucknow
The Joint Working Group on terror is but one manifestation of changed bilateral ties
The former vice-chairman of Jindal Group, on the SC order allowing Indians to hoist the national flag
"I'm the world's best chef. My family knows it. You have to taste it to believe me." Anuroop "Tony" Singh CEO, Max New York Life
Survival in exile is an old Parsi credo and the 60-odd families, which comprise the community in Paris, refuse to give that up
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Expected seats (Total : 403)
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It is trying a mix of strategies but only a generous slice of luck can help the BJP retain Lucknow
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The Joint Working Group on terror is but one manifestation of changed bilateral ties
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The former vice-chairman of Jindal Group, on the SC order allowing Indians to hoist the national flag
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"I'm the world's best chef. My family knows it. You have to taste it to believe me." Anuroop "Tony" Singh CEO, Max New York Life
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A page of work and leisure news from India Inc
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A new toxin—Botox—works wonders as a wrinkle eraser
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Survival in exile is an old Parsi credo and the 60-odd families, which comprise the community in Paris, refuse to give that up
OTHER STORIES
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India's swift riposte forces Islamabad to change tack to talks
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When Cupid lurks in every tehsil and every taluka, St Valentine is not so "foreign" after all.
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Indo-US defence ties get a new thrust with the GSOMIA deal
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The floodgates opening post-QRs never happened. In fact, importers are having a bad time clearing stocks.
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Mariah Carey`s debut film -- feelings subsumed by frames never touch the point of emotional connection.
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It's a place you feel relieved to visit—a chain of 17 fancy toilets, with hand-dryers and aquariums, that have come up in Delhi
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While Enron threatens to become Bush's Whitewater, his administation calls its advocacy routine
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D Company has a new target, the rich coal mines of Bengal
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The PCB re-evaluates its policy of blindly backing the BCCI
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A Navalkar carps about the encroacher whose address is an electric pole, a Naushad feels only fear now. Most Mumbaikars mourn the passing of the freedom and grace that was Bombay.
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The rise of Shiv Sena has helped transform Bombay into Mumbai.
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Of the 58 mills which once dominated industrial life in the city, just 11 private mills are still open. Another 25 are working at 15 per cent capacity.
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Two-and-a-half hours in a stuffy compartment -- and that is one way commuting. And if you miss a train, add another hour or so.
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With no other option, the Mule family holds on to its space and hopes the demolition squad doesn't come by.
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Mumbai's report card: urbanity: vanishing; jobs: few; infrastructure: overstretched.
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Other than Mahatma Gandhi, and perhaps Jayaprakash Narayan, no single Indian has done so much for so many millions of people, mostly but not all poor, in so short a time.
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India wants mediation when it suits them. But when it comes to Kashmir, it is an issue the world just cannot touch. <br><a href=submain1.asp?mode=25&refer=6124 target=_blank> Free Speech: tell us what you think </a>
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The Asif Raza Commando Force chief Ansari has threatened that now he will target Rajkot and Delhi.
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January 22 exploded the myth of a peaceful Bengal and exposed the state's ill-concealed rot
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Gour's self-consciousness only makes the flaws in her own writing less excusable.
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The life and times of this great institution builder, painstakingly edited by his nephew.
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Well-researched, but not a bold enough discussion of a bold subject
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The list of nominees for the prizes is out. Watch out for January 29!
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Bhutan-based Bodo outfit NDFB spreads terror among non-Bodos in Lower Assam
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R.N. Kao happily embraced the life of a recluse that accompanied his business of espionage
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Now there's one more reason to add to mid-life blues—a depressed market devouring job opportunities for 40-plus execs